Every time a sound starts , starts at 200% of normal volume making my embedded speakers tremble and make fuzz noise. After 3-4 seconds the sound volume goes down to normal 100%. I installed the latest driver for all devices (support manager) but it fixed nothing. I am concerned about my speakers' health. Does anyone face the same problem after any recent update? What are the possible solutions? TIA!
The problem is based on the newest realtek drivers. I rolled back the drivers and sound works fine until the next autoupdate.. Hope they fix it soon and upload a stable version.
Can DELL work with Realtek to get this fixed ASAP? I have this laptop for a week and it's driving me crazy!!! My external speakers worked perfectly with HP and Acer laptops. With this G5 5587, it pops really loud every few seconds. On top of that, one of the right USB ports is not reliable at all (I have a Logitech dongle for my keyb/mouse) - mouse movements become sluggish for a few seconds while the trackpad works fine. And, sometimes, when Windows go to sleep it has the Sleeping Beauty problem, where it just can't wake up. Have to turn it off and then back on. So many issues with a brand new laptop.... :( Thank you, Alan
I had the same issue. I found that if I uninstalled the Realtek driver (reboot required), that the older Windows 10 driver was installed and that fixed the loud/soft issue.
I have the same problem after installing the Feb 1st update -- The audio with Maxx Audio enabled is way too loud, maybe 300% and with it disabled, the sound is VERY low..
I have the exact same issue. The Realtek drivers are not easy to find. Can someone provide a fix for this? Maybe a link to the proper drivers? I don’t have the option to roll back in device manager. Thanks
Could you please provide a link to older working drivers. Or could at least someone from Dell acknowledge the issue, and provide the people that bought your devices with some feedback?
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Posted February 18th, 2019 04:00
Nick8k,
Click the links below for troubleshooting and resolving audio issues.
How to Troubleshoot Audio or Sound Playback Issues
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